I’ve lost way too many hours turning chaotic standup discussions, voice memos, and scattered notes into properly formatted GitHub issues.
So I built Scribble Studio — an AI tool that does the heavy lifting for you.
How it works:
Input — Record a voice note, type raw thoughts, or upload notes/brainstorm files.
Analyze — The AI processes everything and creates clean, structured GitHub issues.
You get either one well-condensed issue or a clear breakdown of multiple tasks (bugs, features, chores, etc.).
Publish — One click sends the issue(s) directly to your GitHub repository.
Initiate PR — Using the latest Claude models, it understands your codebase and helps generate a smart PR draft with suggested fixes.
Watch the full flow:
Why I built it:
As a solo developer, context-switching between meetings and actual coding was killing my momentum. Scribble Studio keeps me in builder mode instead of ticket mode.
It’s currently in invite-only beta, and I’m looking for real developers and technical PMs who regularly create GitHub issues from discussions.
Who should test it?
Solo devs and indie hackers
Engineering teams doing daily standups
Technical PMs who bridge meetings and tickets
First approved testers get lifetime free access and direct influence on the roadmap.
Request Access here:
https://www.scribblestudio.io/request-access
What’s your biggest pain?
Drop a comment below:
How do you currently turn meetings or voice notes into GitHub issues?
What frustrates you most about the process?
I’d love honest feedback — especially on issue quality and the PR suggestions.
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